Laocoon Sculpture Group laocoon Sculpture Group is based on the Trojan Horse Plan in ancient Greek mythology. Because Okun warned Trojans not to drag Trojans into Troy, he was killed by a python sent by the Greek protector. Laocoon's sculptures express the tragic conflict between God and man, which makes him have eternal value beyond time and space.
The muscle movement of this sculpture has reached its limit, just like the interlocking mountains, showing pain and resistance, subconscious strength and extreme tension. In any case, people have three senses, fear, terror and sympathy. As a sculpture, it is not easy to express one of the emotions, but the sculpture group in laocoon contains these three emotions at the same time, which is a great achievement.
An important period for the Gauls who committed suicide to create ancient Greek art was in the Pagama Kingdom in Asia Minor. During the period from 24 BC1year to 97 BC1year, the ancient Greeks repelled the fierce attack of Gauls, so they established the Acropolis of Pagama and established a sculpture group with the nature of victory monument in the square, the most famous of which was "Gaul who committed suicide".
This sculpture shows the scene that the defeated Gaul leader bravely and resolutely killed his wife and then committed suicide in order not to be humiliated as a prisoner. This is an extremely shocking tragic sculpture, which shows the tension at the moment of suicide and uses various comparative methods to shape it. Life and death, standing and standing, moving and static, leaning and leaning, standing and side constitute a three-dimensional combined sculpture that can be viewed in all directions.
I believe everyone is very familiar with the statue of Venus. It was originally called Aphrodite of Milos, and we usually call it Venus of Milos, Venus with a broken arm or Venus statue and so on. This is a marble statue with a height of 2.04 meters, which was created by Alexander the Great around 150 BC. This statue has been recognized as the most beautiful Greek female statue since it was discovered on the first day, and now it has become one of the three treasures in the Louvre.
Athena, the goddess of Athena, I believe everyone is familiar with it. The goddess of wisdom in Greek mythology plays an important role in ancient Greek culture. Athena was the patron saint of Athens in ancient Greece at that time. This statue originally belonged to the main statue of the Parthenon, with a height of 13 meters. Its main material is silvery white marble, partly inlaid with ivory and gold. Unfortunately, it was destroyed in the late Roman Byzantine era.
This statue of Athena is wearing a helmet and a Greek jumpsuit. The armor is decorated with serpentine patterns and heads. Athena's arm, through the thin clothes, can vaguely see Athena's plump and strong body. The folds and decorations of clothing create the beauty of the density change of horizontal and vertical lines. The gesture of reaching out is probably holding a spear or something, and the whole image is full of femininity and vitality. More humanity, less divinity, shows that ancient Greek art has begun to secularize.
The sculpture of the boy holding the goose was created by Bo Ados, a famous sculptor in Hackton, Greece. The original sculpture was bronze, and the sculpture we see now is a copy of ancient Rome. Boldos was very good at customizing the theme sculpture and became a famous sculptor who specialized in carving children's images at that time.